Description

Welcome to this unique freestanding single-family home featuring expansive NYC views on a 50x150 lot. This home is over 4800 sq ft with five-bedroom, three-bath residence, includes a home office and a one-bedroom guest house. Built in 1860, the mansion was fully renovated and expanded in 2008, seamlessly blending historical charm with modern luxury. The sun-filled interior makes a stunning impression with 11-foot ceilings, archways, moldings, inlaid floors, and tall windows on three sides. The first floor features a gym, flex space/home office, guest/nanny room, and a bathroom with a laundry area. The parlor level is captivating, with a striking Gothic window and meticulous craftsmanship. Upon entering the parlor floor, through the foyer is a formal living area with coffered ceilings, chair rails, original pocket doors, and restored stained-glass windows that pay homage to the home's original American Gothic style. Vintage lighting fixtures adorn the parlor-floor rooms, entryway, and front door. Adjacent to the formal dining room is a HenryBuilt kitchen featuring custom cabinetry, a large peninsula with quartz counters, Cosentino tiles, and stainless steel appliances, including two Liebherr fridges, Dacor stovetop and GE oven, and Bosch dishwasher. The light-filled living area next to the kitchen is the perfect informal space. This floor also includes a full bathroom. The top floor hosts an expansive primary bedroom with breathtaking views of NYC. The primary suite boasts a bathroom with designer tile, a double sink, a sauna, and a massive walk-in closet. Just off the bedroom is an outdoor terrace leading to a home office. The home's high-end features include Hansgrohe fixtures, Designer tile, Pella windows, and eco-friendly elements such as FSC-certified interior wood. Storage is plentiful throughout, including an attic. The huge yard and garden provide ample space for sports and entertaining. It is located in The Heights, near parks, shops, and cafes, with easy access to transportation for a quick commute to NYC.